Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-17
ON THE OAMPI1S.

Terse Items About the Campus-The President's Reception To-NighI - SRecOrd'' Supper-YaIe 80 vs. liar yard go OTo-morrOw-Yalev vs. Cornell TO-Day-'Varsfty Athletic Games. The Atheneum observatory is now open l every clear evening.
 President and Mrs. Dwight will tender a
 reception to the senior class this evening at
 their residence on College street from until il o'clock
 Hutchinson, famous as Yales pitcher of
 the hines of '79 and 80, has received fatter- ing offers from the Chicago club, and it is | said that he will enroll himself as a member of that team very soon. Thus far only fifteen have signifed their intention of attending the Yale Columbia game in New York Saturday. The postponed Yale-Columbia game will
 be played off in New Haven May 24th. The previously arranged game with Amherst for
 that day has been given up. The Record supper was held in Red
 cliffe's last evening. Toasts were made by | the incoming and retiring board, also | from few of the invited guests. Tomorrow the freshman nine will contend with the Harvard freshmen at Cambridge. l Very few Yale freshmen have as yet decided
 upon accompanying their team. | There will be joint meeting of the Fort
 nightly club, Shelf. Debating society, Porter
 Literary society and Dwight Literary society
 this evening in 195 o. c. It is probable that
 a joint debating club will be formed and closer relations be established between the l different clubs.
 The graduating exercises of the Yale Di-
 v1nity school will take place tomorrow 1 morning at ten o'clock in Battell chapel. In l the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock there will be a meeting of the alumni and discussion on
 ecclesiastical councils. | This afternoon Yale will meet Cornell at | the Yale Field and will try hard to vanquish l her. Cornell has very strong nine and on
 her trip east she will play, only Yale and | Harvard of the quadrangular league and she is confident of winning both. Stagg and | Damn will be the battery for Yale. Game | will be called at 4:15.
 The university athletic games will bs held l at the Yale Field tomorrow afternoon, com mencing promptly at 4:15. It is expected
 that one or more records will be broken, as some very good work has been done in practice. The following is the list of en- 1 tries:
 hundred yards aa N M0eR 'sg s. aP
 Mile waIE@F: ". Wentworth 's7 S., L. J. Car
 Two mile bicycle race-B G. Work 's9 s. E.
 Running broad jump-F w. Robinson go, T. G..
 shearman 's9, E. Tracy go, B. c. Thomas 's9 s:
 Half mile runIL. B Bradner {r, Ss, E. .o 5. Hlnck- l Putting the shot-A. B. Coxe '87. Quarter mile run-C. H. Sherrill o9, J. F. Mo
 Guire go G. B. Richards SS S., L. A. Jenkins 97 s., | E. M Griswold 90 E. B. Hinckley 'S9. | Pole vault-T. G. Shearman 'S9 One hundred and twenty yards hI1rdle-W. H. Ludington 'S7 O. B. Berger SS s. l Mile Tun-W. G. Lane '8S W. farmer 20, w. L. Phelps 'S7, G. D. Pettee 87. l Throwing the hammer-A. B. Coxe '87, T. F. Bay l Running high jump-T. G. Shearman 's9, H. G. ! White '9O E. Tracy go, G. S. Knapp 'S7 s.
 Two hundred and twenty yards run-C; H; Sher- l Till 89 F. W. Robinson go, A. R. Moen '99 S., l.. B. | Gawtry 'S9 S., c. B. Berger 'SS S.